Western Division timetable for South Bend to LaPorte and Michigan City
The notice lists hours for east and west bound trains from Warsaw and local stops, with Sunday schedules and last cars. Western Division shows departures from South Bend to LaPorte Michigan City and intermediate points at 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:20 a.m., 12:60 noon, 1:30, 3:00, 4:59, 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 and 11:15 p.m. CHAS. LOHMAn, Gen Supt.
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Warsaw
Western
South Bend
LaPorte
Michigan City
LaPorte Au Tee
Doan's Kidney Pills Restored Man's Health
A man recalls nearly bedridden days six years ago before taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Houseworth Bros drug store. The pills reportedly gave complete relief and renewed his strength. He urges others to remember the brand Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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Dean
Houseworth Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Remarkable medicine claims eczema cure and honest confidence
F. H. Bentz & Co. druggists report Zemo as an honest medicine believed to cure more eczema cases than other remedies on the market and to do all that is claimed.
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F. H. Bentz & Co
Zemo
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Laxative Quinine
Advertises a cold cure promising one day relief with laxative quinine tablets. Claims refund if not effective and features Druggist endorsement, E W Grove signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Zemo Agency Promoted By F H Bentz & Co For Skin Cure
F H Bentz & Co announces securing the agency for Zemo the remedy said to cure eczema pimples dandruff blackheads piles and all skin or scalp diseases Zemo allegedly destroys the germ causing the disease and provides instant relief with clear healthy skin displays show cures made by Zenic
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F.H. Bentz & Co
Zemo
Zenic
Election notes and union meets outline
Fragmentary OCR shows a labor union notice listing meeting days as the first and third Wednesday each month and mentions electionists or trustees. Details are garbled and names are unreadable.
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Veoh Ae
Union 565 Meeting Notice for Frank E May
Carpenters Union 565 and Frank Eugene May of SeCa 103 Avenue hold weekly meetings every Friday at C.L.U. hall.
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Carpenters
Union No
Frank Eugene May
SeCa
Ave
C.L.U. Hall
Tailors Union Meets at Various Shops
Tailors Union No. 296 presided by Kanasch with Huffield as recording secretary meets at multiple tailor shops at 210 Cherry Street.
Cigarmakers Union Meeting Notice
Cigarmakers Union No 412 John Reser president and John MacGregor secretary announce monthly meetings on the first Thursday at the C L U Hall located at 420 1 2 S Main St. Members urged to attend and pay dues.
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Cigarmakers Union
John Reser
John’ “MacGregor
Main St
C. L. U. Hall
Typographical Union meeting notice
Typographical Union No 266 H D Albers president and F W Crisman secretary announce monthly meetings on the first Tuesday at the Cc L U hall located at 1407 S Main St.
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Typographical Union
H. D. Albers
Main St
Cc. L. U. Hall
Plumbers Union No 278 meets at Painters hall
Kantz presiding J F Kantz secretary 615 James St. The union meets on the second and fourth Thursdays at Painters hall for meetings and proceedings.
Barbers Union Meeting Schedule Noted
Barbers Union No. 207 led by Fred Waters and A Louderslager of E Middlebury meets on the first Monday each month at the C L U hall.
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Barbers Union
Fred~Waters
Pres
Louderslager
E. Middlebury
Bartenders Union 73 Meeting Schedule
Union No 73 led by David Cole meets at 822 Canton St to discuss the Gun Store case and holds sessions on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. Rudolphus Mease serves as secretary.
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Union
David Cole
Rudolphus Mease
Canton
Metal Polishers Union No 335 meets monthly
Union chapter led by E S Burns president and Hugo Winternoff secretary meets on the second and fourth Friday each month in Red Men's Hall at 321 Jefferson Street.
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Metal Polishers Union
E. S. Burns
Hugo Winternoff
Jefferson St
Red Men's Hall
Musicians Union No 192 Monthly Meeting Notice
Fred Waters presides Nelson Kemberling secretary venue 120 No Sixth St meets in C L A hall first Sunday of each month
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Musicians Union
Fred Waters
Nelson -Kemberling
C.L. A. Hall
Painters Union No 63 Meeting Info
Painters Union No 63 meets in Painters hall every Friday night at 219 Aspenwold Ave. C H Hack man is president and J G Shrock secretary.
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Painters Union
C. H. Hackman
J. G. Shrock
Aspenwold Ave
Painters Hall
Machinists Union Meets In I O F Hall
Machinists Union No. 163 holds meetings on the first and third Tuesdays in the I O F hall. Gillas Pease serves as president with F D Malleaux as secretary.
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Machinists Union No. 163
F. Hall
Gillas
Pease
F. D. Malleaux
Boilermakers Union No.192 Meeting Notice
Boilermakers Union No 192 led by F E Seibert meets on the second and fourth Wednesday in C li U halk at 3807 Middlebury Street. Members urged to attend and participate in the current slate of duties and plans.
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Boilermakers Union
F. E. Seibert
Pres
Middlebury St
Cli
U. Halk
Iron Moulders Union No. 420 meeting details
Iron Moulders Union No 420 held monthly meetings with president C Freneis at 1200 Hindsom Street and secretary G Jenkins at 517 West Franklin Street. Sessions occur on the first Tuesday each month in the C L U hall.
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Iron Moulders Union No
C. Freneis
Pres
Hindsom St
G. Jenkins
Sec
W. Franklin St
C. L. U. Hall
Electricians Union No 157 Leaders Named
Robi Sanford serves as president and Asa Kintsler as secretary of Electricians Union No 157. The group is involved with Home Telephone Co as part of its local roster and civic activities.
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Electricians Union No
Robi Sanford
Pres
Asa Kintsler
Sec
Care Home Telephone Co
Bricklayers and Masons No 4 Notice Details
G W Park presides and O W Amidon acts as secretary at 3500 Union Street in this listing for Bricklayers and Masons Local No 4.
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Bricklayers and Masons No
G. W. Park
O. W. Amidon
Sec
Union Street
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers No 248 Meeting Notice
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No 248 meets Sundays after noon at the B of L hall at 119 Division St. F E. Smith is chief and J H. Calkins is assistant secretary.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. H. Calkins
Enegr
Sec
Division St
L. B. Hall
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen Meeting Schedule
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No 162 meets first Sunday and first and third Tuesday evenings and fifth and fourth Tuesdays at the B of L FP hall chaired by Master W H Roose and Secretary Harry Meredith.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Chapter Meeting Notice
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No 22 announces meetings on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 2 p.m. and the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at the Brotherhood Hall 415 S Main St. Officers listed include Blickenstaff Master, Gardner Sianacigy, Dalee Sec, with addresses Eleventh St and Fremont Lit.
Order of Railway Conductors Contact Directory Notes
A fragmented listing shows Division No 19 officials with addresses and titles including President W H Darlings and Vice Presidents H Brown T H Cramer and G B Harris along Vistula Street Harrison Street Sixth Street and other lines. The secretary is listed as FH Cowboy at 909 S Third Street.
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Elkhart
Everybody's Friend Dr I Electric Oil Cures Ailments
An advertisement promotes Everybody's Friend Dr I Electric Oil claiming relief for toothache sore throat cuts bruises and general pains. The copy emphasizes quick healing and pain reduction with a broad list of uses.
Spectral Voice From Grave as Bou Amara Forges Cairn
A Moor in Bou Amara spreads earth over a burial mound to hide a tomb. A bystander hears a voice from the grave praising Bou Amara and the crowd arranges stones on the tomb. Amara fears betrayal yet embraces the tribute with grim resolve.
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Bou' Amara
Bou Amara
Amara
Chicago Journal
Isolating Wall Edges End Noise at Paris Power Plant
A Paris power house isolated three adjoining old masonry houses by splitting the shared walls with an endless helicoid cord. A two inch by seventy foot perpendicular slit now separates the structures. Tenants report the engines no longer wake, and trade has improved.
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Rue St. Roch
Paris
Snake Drops Into Berlin Restaurant Amid Dining Chaos
A six foot snake fell from above into a crowded Berlin restaurant during dinner. Diners panicked as chairs toppled while the reptile remained asleep on a chandelier. A bold waiter coaxed helpers to capture the snake and return it to its showman owner.
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Berlin
Speculation Tales from a Gold Mine Mishap
A fragment recalls a man facing a disastrous gold mine experience amid discussions among colleagues about speculation. The text hints at risk, numbers, and crew reactions within a speculative debate in a mining setting.
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Bonanza
Seven Thousand Idyllic Towns Face Modern Invasion
The passage laments how 7 679 peaceful towns will be overrun by drummers phonographs waistcoats automobiles lawyers and other modern curiosities. Geographers are blamed for exposing simple life to outside influence and eroding tribal customs and local law.
Woman Champion Bear Hunter of Flathead County
Frances Jig ens-Kleinschmidt, 20 miles NW of Kalispell, shot a brown bear in a meadow, wounding another and killing a second with a neck shot. She returned with Miss Haze Whiteside after ammunition ran out, later skinning the 200 pound bear and pursuing the wounded animal.
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Flathead County
Kalispell
Frances Jigens-Kleinschmidt
Haze Whiteside
Hair Salon Talk on Violet Fashion and Women’s Style
A shop chat overheard in a salon reveals opinions on violet hair trends, bleaching norms, and women's fashion. The speaker critiques dressmakers for chasing androgynous looks and warns of dwindling appeal as women mimic men.
German Navy League dominance and global reach
The German Navy League grew into the world’s largest patriotic group with about 20 000 members and over 4000 branches in Germany. Its annual income exceeds 250 000 dollars and its Die Flotte journal outsizes all other German periodicals combined. Foreign branches total around a hundred, excluding the US and Russia, with annual foreign contributions near 10 000 dollars, rivaling the entire British Navy League’s income.
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Navy League
United ‘States
Russia
British Navy League
Memory of Father Miss Helen Gould Seeks Quiet Remembrance
A fragment notes Helen Gould reflecting on her father with the word seems suggesting hesitation in memory. The brief hints at a personal remembrance published in a local paper.
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Helen Gould
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